Healthy Food Truck Rolls Into Miami-Dade County Public Schools
School may be out but Miami Dade County Public Schools want to let students know they are not forgotten: their very first food truck is rolling into schools near you.
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School may be out but Miami Dade County Public Schools want to let students know they are not forgotten: their very first food truck is rolling into schools near you.
We're all on the lookout for counterfeit cash. We know to be suspicious of counterfeit purses. But what about fake food? It's a growing threat in the US and beyond.
South Florida's scorching summer heat caused health issues Friday afternoon for half a dozen kids at a Broward County summer camp.
Being overweight is tough enough as an adult, but for children it can lead to bullying, low self-esteem and other problems. One 12-year-old decided he was tired of being picked on, upset about his weight and appearance; so he decided to change his life.
Miami-Dade Public Defender Carlos Martinez keeps a size 52 portly suit in his office as a reminder of what he once looked like.
Imagine being able to instantly zap all your stress and anxiety away with just a simple touch of your fingers. Sound too good to be true? Well, a new form of psychotherapy may be able to help you do just that.
A former Broward Sheriff's Deputy is battling a rare blood cancer and is asking for the community's help to fight the disease.
As the Supreme Court prepares to release its long awaited decision on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act; the nation's largest insurer isn't waiting to announce it will keep at least two key provisions of the health care reform law.
The United States Supreme Court is expected to release its much anticipated ruling on the Affordable Care Act in a case led by the state of Florida.
Could all those warnings about too much salt be wrong? An independent investigator with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation raises the question in a New York Times Op-Ed titled "Salt, We Misjudged You." CBS4's Cynthia Demos has the health controversy.
It's a startling statistic. Two-thirds of Americans say they're not getting enough sleep at night. From computers and cell phones to televisions and alarm clocks... we spend our nights by the glow of gadgets.
While teens smoking cigarettes continues to decline, that doesn't necessarily mean teens have quit smoking.
It's the last day of school and students are walking out ready to enjoy their summer vacation.
The bronze generation is facing the skin cancer realities of their youthful tanning obsession. CBS4's Vanessa Borge shares one woman's terrifying story of losing facial parts to skin cancer.
We've all heard about elderly people needing knee replacements. But there's a growing trend of people in their 40's and 50's needing to get new knees, that is baffling doctors. CBS4's Cynthia Demos explains what's behind the shift.
